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Your Service Questions Answered!

We know that not everybody studied to be an automotive technician, and no matter what level of comfort you have with performing your maintenance or repairs, it's good to have a sense of what to expect when life throws a curveball. Our service FAQs help you know what to expect and can help shed light on the areas of car ownership that Hoboken and Clifton customers need to know.

Do you need an oil change? Are your brakes in good standing? Where can you get the best service for your Volvo model near Hasbrouck Heights…

• Tires and Alignments: Winter weather is notoriously harsh on tires, and that wear means you should have them checked for spring. Tires with good tread are critical for maintaining control on rainy spring days and having your wheels aligned will ensure you drive confidently throughout the season.
• Oil Changes: You know that you should have your Volvo's engine oil changed every 3,000-5,000 miles, so it's a good idea to make sure you’re up to date when spring rolls around. Our certified service center can help you with an oil change

 

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Making sure any vehicle is ready for the winter months is something of a task, especially in our corner of New Jersey. Mountains of snow, road salt, and pot holes all can have an effect on the long-term health of your vehicle, and may even lead to break downs. So when we talk about winter preparedness at our NY-NJ Tri-state area dealership, we’re not just referring to snow tires. Here are the ways Kundert Volvo of Hasbrouck Heights can ensure your peace of…

With the winter weather rapidly approaching and temperatures dropping, the time is now to make sure that your vehicle is prepared for the trying months ahead. From simple steps that will deliver greater confidence this winter, to more comprehensive services to ensure you're ready for the challenges of winter, you'll want a reliable team of automotive experts handling your vehicle as your prepare for the onset of below-freezing temperatures throughout the Hasbrouck Heights area and beyond.